Electronic Gazette and Legislation Bill

The bill aims to amend several Acts to establish an authoritative electronic Gazette and electronic versions of revised legislation.
It seeks to abolish the use of the printed Gazette for official appointments and related administrative purposes.
The Minister of State for Digital Development and Information presented the bill for its first reading in Parliament.
The bill is scheduled for a second reading in the next parliamentary sitting and will be printed thereafter.

"to amend certain Acts to provide for an authoritative electronic Gazette and authoritative electronic versions of revised editions of legislation, to abolish the use of the Gazette as an instrument of appointment and for related purposes",

presented by the Minister of State for Digital Development and Information (Ms Rahayu Mahzam) for the Minister for Digital Development and Information, read the First time; to be read a Second time on the next available Sitting of Parliament and to be printed.

The bill aims to amend several Acts to establish an authoritative electronic Gazette and electronic versions of revised legislation.
It seeks to abolish the use of the printed Gazette for official appointments and related administrative purposes.
The Minister of State for Digital Development and Information presented the bill for its first reading in Parliament.
The bill is scheduled for a second reading in the next parliamentary sitting and will be printed thereafter.

The bill aims to amend several Acts to establish an authoritative electronic Gazette and electronic versions of revised legislation.
It seeks to abolish the use of the printed Gazette for official appointments and related administrative purposes.
The Minister of State for Digital Development and Information presented the bill for its first reading in Parliament.
The bill is scheduled for a second reading in the next parliamentary sitting and will be printed thereafter.

The bill aims to amend several Acts to establish an authoritative electronic Gazette and electronic versions of revised legislation.
It seeks to abolish the use of the printed Gazette for official appointments and related administrative purposes.
The Minister of State for Digital Development and Information presented the bill for its first reading in Parliament.
The bill is scheduled for a second reading in the next parliamentary sitting and will be printed thereafter.

Electronic Gazette and Legislation Bill

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